Transcription of EN Twelve Concepts - NA
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Twelve Concepts for NA Service This is NA Fellowship-approved literature. Copyright 1989, 1990, 1991 by Narcotics Anonymous World Services, Inc. All rights reserved. Published 1991. Approved Edition 1992. Introduction Narcotics Anonymous, as a fellowship, is defined by its principles. Our Twelve Steps detail our program for personal recovery. Our Twelve Traditions relate experience that can help NA groups maintain their unity. And our Twelve Concepts are guiding principles for our service structure. The Concepts summarize the hard-won experience of our fellowship s first forty years with such things as responsibility, authority, delegation, leadership, accountability, spiritual guidance, participation, communication, open-mindedness, fairness, and finances. The Twelve Concepts , together, help ensure that our fellowship s service structure remains forever devoted to service, not government.
in assigning, fulfilling, and answering for NA services, the concepts recommend that each service responsibility be clearly defined right from the start. In addressing the decision-making processes used in our services, the concepts recall our spiritual foundation as well as the practical and ethical wisdom of inclusiveness and open-mindedness.
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